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SENIOR MASTERS 六 段 6th DAN
Master Cindy Davis 6th Dan
Cindy Davis began studying Taekwon-Do in 1982 under the instruction of Mr. Stephen Davis in Corpus Christi. Ms. Davis was promoted to 1st Degree Black Belt in 1985. Ms. Davis started a Taekwon-Do program for deaf students and created sign language for all the Taekwon-Do movements and commands with the assistance of some of the students, two of which are now Black Belts. Master C. Davis also instructed many programs for the City and Y such as after school classes, anti-bully presentations, and was noted for excellence in working with children. Master Robert Dunn appointed Ms. Davis as Secretary and Treasurer for the United Martial Arts Association. In 2001 Grand Master Kang appointed Master C. Davis as General Secretary for the International Chin-Mu-Kwan Taekwon-Do Federation and is the highest ranking female in CTF. Master C. Davis is now the Head Senior Master Instructor for the CTF School in Exton PA.

Master Reymundo Gonzalez 6th dan

Master Reymundo Gonzalez has over 26 years in the Martial Arts. He studied various styles before Taekwon-Do. He started studying in Corpus Christi In 1982. His first Taekwon-Do instructor was Master Stephen Davis. Master Gonzalez started his school with three students and now has about 56. "Taekwon-Do is a hobby but I've come to realize it has become a passion, especially since I love teaching. I am a full time public school principal but I hope to continue and expand my Taekwon-Do school after I retire from public education."


Master William Dorsey 6th Dan

William Dorsey began studying Taekwon-Do in 1971 under then 7th Dan Master Yon Ho Kang. Dorsey was one of Master Kang's 1st American students and he was directly taught by him. Dorsey achieved his 1st Dan Black Belt and opened his 1st Taekwon-Do School in Marion, Indiana under the tutelage of Master Kang. It was an ATA Class A-DCharter School under CTF; Master Dorsey continues to run a CTF school in Marion today.In the early days the training at Master Kang's Indianapolis school was very intense and most students competing in tournaments were victorious, other famous high ranking Masters would visit and train there like General Choi and Grandmaster Nam Ta Hi.Master Dorsey received his Letter of Appointment as a CTF Instructor, and was appointed as a CTF Test Examiner and in 1988 appointed CTF Regional Director for the State of Indiana. After Grandmaster Kang relocated Mr. Dorsey received permission from the Grandmaster to continue his Taekwon-Do training under Grandmaster Sun Jae Park. He advanced to 5th Dan under him. At the 2009 CTF National Testing Master Dorsey was promoted to Senior Master 6th Dan by Grandmaster Kang and the CTF Test Board.After training for more than 40 years under Grandmaster Kang, Senior Master Dorsey is grateful for the journey of excellence that it has and continues to provide to himself, his students and for all mankind.       


Master Douglas Eaton 6th dan
Master Douglas Eaton began his study of Taekwon-Do under Master David Burns in 1981. Through Master Burns' guidance and example he has grown to appreciate Taekwon-Do and strives for his own improvement.  Master Eaton was awarded his 1st Dan Black Belt in 1984 from his instructor and Master Fred DeStolfo of the United Martial Arts Assn. His current rank of 6th Dan was granted to him by Grand Master H. Y. Kang. From 1986-1988, Doug trained in the Korean martial art of Kuk sool under Master Byung Sup Ma of Chicago. Master Eaton began teaching in the summer of 1981, when he became a teaching assistant for Master Burns. He helped at the collegiate level assisting Master Burns in the Susquehanna University Phys. Ed. Dept. and assisting the Bucknell University TKD Club in 1984-86. In January 1987, he began teaching in Danville PA at the Danville Community Center. Since then, the Eaton Academy has expanded in both curriculum and enrollment opening up his own Dojang. With direction from Geisinger Children's Hospital and the American Lung Association, Master Eaton developed "Breather Achievers" for children with chronic breathing disorders in 1991. Master Eaton was a successful martial arts tournament competitor through the mid 90's till his focus became his students' success. The dedication and achievements of both he and his students were recognized by his induction in the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame in 2004. His memberships include the International Chin Mu Kwan Tae Kwon-Do Federation, The International Kumdo Association, Alliance Martial Arts, Strathmore's Who's Who in Business, and the International Network of Christian Martial Artists.

Master Micheal Trimarchi 6th dan

Master Michael Trimarchi Jr. began his study of Tae Kwon Do in 1975 at the Jhoon Rhee TKD Institute in Milford, Connecticut, under the instruction of Master Chae Bak Rhee.  In 1977, Master Trimarchi moved to California and began training under the instruction of Master Chong Lee who promoted Master Trimarchi to 1st Dan in 1978.  He continued to train and teach in California where he met Master Lenny Young and Master Nick King who were students at the school during that time.  Master Trimarchi also taught at various locations in the Los Angeles area including UCLA and California State Northridge Universities.  In California, Master Trimarchi also won the LA Open Grand champion competition in forms. In 1981, Master Trimarchi moved back to Connecticut and founded his current martial arts school the Ansonia Tae Kwon Do Academy.  Also in 1984 Master Trimarchi received his 2nd Dan in Hapkido from Master Dave Wheaton of Hapkido International. In 2002 Master Trimarchi was introduced to Master DeStolfo and the ChinMuKwn Tae Kwon Federation by Master Lenny Young. Master Trimarchi along with some of his black belt students began training under Master DeStolfo.  In 2003 Master Trimarchi was promoted to 5th Dan.  Master Trimarchi was most recently promoted to 6th Dan under Grandmaster Kang, in 2009.  Master Trimarchi has promoted over 120 students to the rank of 1st Dan black belt and has promoted three students to the Masters rank of 4th Dan. Aside from teaching traditional Taekwon-Do, Master Trimarchi also teaches and studies several other forms of martial arts including: Hapkido, Judo, Aikido, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  Master Trimarchi continues to train with his instructor Master Destolfo.


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